robbery was in 1869 and they can't get him, so the first governor of missouri sets a reward for jesse james, and the governor just set a price for a man's head. when that happened, and next confederate -- an ex-confederate begins to say, wait a minute, james is not a criminal, james is in angel of light james is an individual being persecuted by this he meant government, who is not only going to take his tax dollars, it is going to take his life. and james started writing to the newspapers, but then his stories also get picked up in tennessee and by "the new york times," where he says he is not a criminal, he is a nice guy, but he says he cannot turn himself in because federal can be a lawyer, at can be a judge, no confederate can be the preacher, i'm being persecuted by this behemoth government here in missouri, i am a symbol i a government run amok. he increasingly ties his own story, and jesse james is a nearly illiterate, but when he commits a robbery, he actually wears a akaka rope, which is a reflection of this reconstruction site, and when they attacked the railroads, which is a symb

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. >> sergeant jesse james duff, thank you for your insight. >> thank you juli. >>> well there's yet anotherodern day slave theory. in january, the awareness month beyond the dream, we focus on a very popular music group that's using its talent as a platform to help end the trafficking of millions. ♪ i want to see those rivers use my voice ♪ ♪ use my voice for those who can't see ♪ >> the band tenth avenue north is raising awareness and shining a light on the dark despicable slave trade. drawing inspiration from martin luther king jr. "i have a dream speech" the group sings for those who can't speak. >> there's verses and scriptures and proverbs that said is heed the voice that can't speak for us. >> human trafficking is a crime. an interests 27 million people are trapped in the shadows of thisster this sinister trade. it sexually exploits boys and girls into prostitution. and it happens around the world including the united states. the band is encouraging people to use social media to speak out on this issue. >> we have twitter, instagram facebook. everybody has a platform of expressing the

with us now, jesse james retired gunnery sergeant for the u.s. enior fellow at the center for policy research. jesse, welcome back to the show. first, i have to get to the outrage, and i guess you probably share it with me. so we just saw -- it's a billboard advertising this film, somebody scrawled "murder" on the cover of it. what do you say to that? so this is not part of the advertisement, okay? somebody went out there with a can of paint and painted this on there. >> well, it's despicable that people would try to compare themselves to some of the most phenomenal people on this planet, the united states military. we have more professionalism, we have more capability mentally and physically than the average individual in this society even has to offer. i was a recruiter and you would be amazed how many people we had to turn away who couldn't pass the physical mental, medical backgrounds required just to get in. this is, obviously, someone of ignorance who has a diminished mentality about what our military offers our society and protecting this c

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jess, thank you. sixers host the cleveland cavaliers tonight in south philly. labron james he is out with strained knee and lower back injury. irving also will not play we understand, he has back tightness. to the ice the flyers play the ottawa senators at the well tomorrow night. but the team's getting hit with a fine, over their trip to nashville last month. the flyers flew to nashville during its christmas break which is not allowed to comply with the rules and the check i have bargaining agreement the team would have had to fly on the day of the game. >> well, the nfl's wilds card weekends ends with a wild game in texas and a big cowboys come back. some might say the refs impact the the game, that they did when they pick up flag on pass interferance call in the fourth quarter. one rev called past interferance, and the other said no, they pick it up. blew it off. cowboys down ten-point at half time got the ball and scored to take the lead. the lions fumbled away their last chance, cowboys win this 124 to 20, dallas now will head to greenbay, lambeau field, this weekend.

james, good to have you. even dating back to jesse jackson's rainbow coalition, as soon as he would meet with companies when he was talking about minority hiring and all that, the troubles disappeared. i wondered whether a check exchanged hands. we never knew. we know in a meeting, the problems disappeared. what's going on? >> you read the post, and you wonder what's going on. if you're an activists, you shouldn't be bought off. if you believe in something, you shouldn't be trying to shake somebody down. as alleged by the post. neil: that assumes you're a genuine activist. >> that is exactly the point. you had a young person whose life was ruined because they continued this hoax in new york. the reverend al was sanctioned. neil: all this was made up. he perpetuated a myth. >> this young man's life who never did anything. neil: never apologized or was punished for anything. now i'm wondering what will happen here. if your goal is more minority hiring, that's his typical goal. a company comes head of sony flew to new york to meet with h

james madison 88-82. temple on the road visiting central florida. the first half jesse morgan a team high 15 points. owls half time with a 19-point lead and cruise from there. and knocking down three three-pointers and the owls win easily 86-62. >>> and drexel and northeastern and the junior guard scoring 33 points, more than the rest of his teammates combined. >>> and marshawn lynch still doesn't want to risk a fine from the nfl and showed up again for the super bowl media session. like he did yesterday, lynch does not answer a single question. he just repeats the same thing. >> marshawn how are you feeling today? >> you know why i'm here. >> [laughter] >> you know why i'm here. you know why i'm here. >> he said that 14 times. yesterday was 29. >> moving in the right direction. >>> jimmy kimmel live next followed by "nightline." and jimmy's guests are david beckham el mcpherson and music from dance joy. and "action news" continuing at 4:30. now for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. good night. ♪♪ >> jimmy: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, david beckham. elle mcpherso